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The protective effect of the C allele of rs681524 was detectable in all three age groups with a mean effect ranging from −0.117 to −0.386 (Table  7).

Moreover, the mean effects range medium (ERM) quotient reveals 21% probability of toxicity in the sediments.

Finally, the mean Effect-Range-Median quotients (mERMq's) allowed us to estimate the toxicity associated to the sediments.

However, for seven studies with a PE-design it was possible to calculate an overall ES: the weighted mean effect sizes ranged from.45 (internalized problem behavior) to.60 (externalizing problem behavior; behavior problems in general).

Neuropsychological tasks, behavioral measures that assess frontal brain functions, appear to strongly differentiate antisocial individuals from normal controls, with a mean effect size ranging from d = .44 to.68 (for reviews see Brower and Price 2001; Morgan and Lilienfeld 2000; Ogilvie et al. 2011).

Using simulations, we find that this method allows the discrimination of the shape of the distribution of arising mutations and that it provides reasonable estimates of their rates and mean effects in ranges of the parameter space that may be of biological relevance.

Trials aimed at increasing the energy density of the usual complementary foods had mean effect sizes of 0.35 (range: −0.13 to 1.37) for weight and 0.23 (range: −0.25 to 0.71) for linear growth.

Provision of complementary foods achieved mean effect sizes of 0.26 (range: −0.02 to 0.57) for weight (WAZ) and 0.28 (range: −0.04 to 0.69) for linear growth (HAZ).

Using the half-standard deviation (of change) approach the mean effect size was 0.051 (range 0.033 to 0.066).

Vase et al. [ 24] reviewed 23 RCT's of a wide variety of organic and musculoskeletal pain complaints and found a mean effect size of 0.15 (range = -0.95 to 0.57).

Figure 1 shows the type I error rates for the test of the mean effect size for the range of the level of publication bias and the amount of between-study variability considered in the study.